About this programme:
Within this postgraduate program, participants explore how technological developments are fundamentally changing the way we design, produce, present, and experience fashion. Digital production processes, immersive media, experimental design practices, and new materials are linked to critical reflection on the social and cultural impact of technology. Technology is not merely used in a possibility-driven way, but is questioned in its normative, formative, and sometimes challenging role within fashion and visual culture.
Fashion does not arise exclusively in discourse, media, or positioning, but in the concrete confrontation between body, material, size, fit, and collection construction. The body functions as the place where choices, norms, and exclusions become visible.
Based on this conviction, the program consciously focuses on research, experimentation, and studio practice. Participants work on their own projects and develop a personal and future-oriented design or research practice within an international and interdisciplinary context.
Career outcomes
After completing the Postgraduate Fashion & Technology, graduates will be able to position themselves at the intersection of fashion, media and technology.
Possible career paths include:
- Digital fashion designer
- Fashion creative / art director
- Fashion communication and media specialist
- Creative researcher or concept developer
- Fashion film or digital storyteller
- Innovation and trend researcher
- Exhibition or cultural project developer
- Independent designer or creative entrepreneur
Who is it for?
This programme is designed for creatives who want to rethink fashion through technology, media and critical design.
We welcome applicants with a background in:
- Fashion design
- Graphic design
- Media and communication
- Fine arts
- Product or industrial design
- Architecture or spatial design
- Photography, film or digital media
- Creative technology or related fields
We also welcome applicants with relevant professional experience who may not hold a formal diploma but can demonstrate a strong portfolio and motivation.
The programme is ideal for:
- Recent graduates who want to specialise
- Creative professionals who want to expand their practice
- Designers who want to explore digital and emerging technologies
- Artists interested in fashion and visual culture
